It's a poetic Copa America final as Colombia will meet the last team that defeated them, Argentina, for a chance at their first title since 2001 on Sunday in Miami. It would be only their second title ever and to do it, Los Cafeteros would need to get past the reigning champions in Lionel Messi and Argentina. Already setting one record in tournament play, James Rodriguez now has the most assists in any single Copa America with six but he'll be eying at least a seventh to run Colombia's unbeaten streak to 29 matches in all competitions.
Here are our storylines, how you can watch the match and more: How to watch and odds Date : Sunday, July 14 | Time : 8 p.m. ET Location : Hard Rock Stadium -- Miami Gardens, Florida TV: Fox | Live stream: Fubo ( Try for free ) Odds: Argentina +125; Draw +200; Colombia +260 Storylines Colombia: Rolling through every obstacle in their path, Nestor Lorenzo will have yet one more to overcome if Colombia are to win a Copa America title.
Right back Daniel Munoz will be suspended for the final after picking up two yellow cards in the first half against Uruguay. After Rodriguez, Munoz has arguably been Colombia's second-best player during this tournament scoring two goals while playing excellent defense. Likely to be replaced by Santiago Arias in the final, it will cause a slightly different look to Colombia's attack.
Argentina: Need more of the Argentina that faced Canada and less of the side that has performed below expectations for most of this tour.
